@GatorZoneVB: Who is spending their Labor Day with the #Gators? No. 9 VB vs. No. 19 Iowa State at 2pm Monday on Sun Sports (tape delay-showing at 8pm).
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Sunday, September 4, 2011
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Muscatine 2011 Tourn
MUSCATINE HIGH SCHOOL
VARSITY VOLLEYBALL INVITATIONAL
Saturday, September 3, 2011
POOL A: POOL B:
1) Muscatine 1) West Liberty
2) Camanche 2) Davenport Assumption
3) Burlington 3) Williamsburg
4) Dewitt Central 4) Clinton
TIME COURT 1 COURT 2
9:00 1 vs. 2 (3) 1 vs. 2 (3)
9:45 2 vs. 4 (1) 2 vs. 4 (1)
10:30 1 vs. 4 (3) 1 vs. 4 (3)
11:15 2 vs. 3 (4) 2 vs. 3 (4)
12:00 1 vs. 3 (2) 1 vs. 3 (2)
12:45 3 vs. 4 (1) 3 vs. 4 (1)
1:30 #1 in Pool A vs. #2 in Pool B (court 1)
#1 in Pool B vs. #2 in Pool A (court 2)
3:00 CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
VARSITY VOLLEYBALL INVITATIONAL
Saturday, September 3, 2011
POOL A: POOL B:
1) Muscatine 1) West Liberty
2) Camanche 2) Davenport Assumption
3) Burlington 3) Williamsburg
4) Dewitt Central 4) Clinton
TIME COURT 1 COURT 2
9:00 1 vs. 2 (3) 1 vs. 2 (3)
9:45 2 vs. 4 (1) 2 vs. 4 (1)
10:30 1 vs. 4 (3) 1 vs. 4 (3)
11:15 2 vs. 3 (4) 2 vs. 3 (4)
12:00 1 vs. 3 (2) 1 vs. 3 (2)
12:45 3 vs. 4 (1) 3 vs. 4 (1)
1:30 #1 in Pool A vs. #2 in Pool B (court 1)
#1 in Pool B vs. #2 in Pool A (court 2)
3:00 CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
Monday, July 18, 2011
1st week practices
Potential Practices:
Day 1 August 8: all high school VB players meet in yourd from 8:30 to 9:30 for registration and sign up
Varsity will practice from 9:30 to 11:30 Frosh 9:30 to 11:30
Sophs: 3-5pm
Varsity 1-3pm
Tues -Friday: Varsity: 8 to 10 and noon to 2pm
Sophs: 3-5pm
Frosh: 8 to 10am
Week of Aug 15:
All practices, 3 to 5:30pm
Day 1 August 8: all high school VB players meet in yourd from 8:30 to 9:30 for registration and sign up
Varsity will practice from 9:30 to 11:30 Frosh 9:30 to 11:30
Sophs: 3-5pm
Varsity 1-3pm
Tues -Friday: Varsity: 8 to 10 and noon to 2pm
Sophs: 3-5pm
Frosh: 8 to 10am
Week of Aug 15:
All practices, 3 to 5:30pm
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Tweet from @AlanStein
@AlanStein: "You will have more success in 2 days by being interested in others than you will in 2 years trying to get others interested in you."
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Saturday, June 25, 2011
Massey Basketball: Tom Crean Quote
Massey Basketball: Tom Crean Quote: "'The more I coach, the more I am convinced of this. Bad players get frustrated. Average players make excuses. Great players get determined.'..."
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Friday, June 24, 2011
Energy Givers by Alan Stein
Energy Givers
By Alan Stein14. June 2011 22:58
Every time you interact with another human being… you either give them energy (‘fill their bucket’) or you take their energy (‘drain their bucket.’). In every instance you are either an energy giver or an energy taker.
If you want to be successful in life, you need to not only be an energy giver… you need to surround yourself with energy givers.
Energy givers make those around them better. 9 out of 10 people adamantly admit they are more productive when they are around positive people (aka ‘energy givers’).
It’s pretty simple… if every member of your program (coaches and players) is an energy giver during a workout… the workout becomes more intense and more productive by default. Nothing else is possible! Obviously, if you have productive workouts on a consistent basis, you will make progress.
Not everyone can be 7 feet tall. Not everyone can jump out of the gym. But everyone can be an energy giver. Being an energy giver is a conscious choice. It is an attitude.
Energy givers raise the confidence of everyone they come in contact with. Energy givers improve morale, chemistry, and performance. Coaches and teammates covet players who are energy givers.
Are you an energy giver?
During your off-season workouts, do you give energy by listening and being coachable? By being a supportive teammate? By being enthusiastic? By working as hard as you possibly can?
Or do you drain energy by loafing, arguing, and complaining?
If you want to stand out at your summer league games, AAU games, and camps… and really have coaches take notice… then you need to be an energy giver!
Energy givers thank their teammates for a good pass.
Energy givers help their teammates up after they take a charge or dive for a loose ball.
Energy givers cheer their teammates on when they are not in the game.
Energy givers listen to their coach with their ears and their eyes.
Energy givers communicate on defense.
Energy givers show up early and are prepared to workout, practice or play.
Energy givers always give that little extra. And it goes a long way.
Make a conscious effort to be an energy giver… it will pay off… trust me.
By Alan Stein14. June 2011 22:58
Every time you interact with another human being… you either give them energy (‘fill their bucket’) or you take their energy (‘drain their bucket.’). In every instance you are either an energy giver or an energy taker.
If you want to be successful in life, you need to not only be an energy giver… you need to surround yourself with energy givers.
Energy givers make those around them better. 9 out of 10 people adamantly admit they are more productive when they are around positive people (aka ‘energy givers’).
It’s pretty simple… if every member of your program (coaches and players) is an energy giver during a workout… the workout becomes more intense and more productive by default. Nothing else is possible! Obviously, if you have productive workouts on a consistent basis, you will make progress.
Not everyone can be 7 feet tall. Not everyone can jump out of the gym. But everyone can be an energy giver. Being an energy giver is a conscious choice. It is an attitude.
Energy givers raise the confidence of everyone they come in contact with. Energy givers improve morale, chemistry, and performance. Coaches and teammates covet players who are energy givers.
Are you an energy giver?
During your off-season workouts, do you give energy by listening and being coachable? By being a supportive teammate? By being enthusiastic? By working as hard as you possibly can?
Or do you drain energy by loafing, arguing, and complaining?
If you want to stand out at your summer league games, AAU games, and camps… and really have coaches take notice… then you need to be an energy giver!
Energy givers thank their teammates for a good pass.
Energy givers help their teammates up after they take a charge or dive for a loose ball.
Energy givers cheer their teammates on when they are not in the game.
Energy givers listen to their coach with their ears and their eyes.
Energy givers communicate on defense.
Energy givers show up early and are prepared to workout, practice or play.
Energy givers always give that little extra. And it goes a long way.
Make a conscious effort to be an energy giver… it will pay off… trust me.
Camp Over
Each week of camp seems to acquire it's own personality. We went a week later so I could help write curriculum and perhaps be not quite as rushed after school got out. For the most part, it seemed to work, but we also ran into our share of conflicts with summer activities. I don't think any week will totally miss everything. We really appreciate the cooperation of the Jefferson staff, as well as the hard work of your daughters. We had great kids this week, they really were persistant and I think showed overall improvement. Special thanks to: my family, Gary Lueders, Tim Hartsock, Devynn Paulsen, Olivia Steines, Adcraft, Krumpets and more than special thanks to coaches Amanda Steines, Aubree Rhoades, Jean Witt Matheny, and Sarah Massey.
VB Wed the 29th
Volleyball Wednesday will be 6:30 vs Rockridge and 7:20 vs DavNorthVolleyball Wednesday will be 6:30 vs Rockridge and 7:20 vs DavNorth.... looking ahead, on the 6th we play Moline at 6:30 and UT at 7:20, on the 13th, it's DavWest at 7:20 and DeWitt at 8:10, on the 20th, it's DavCentral at 8:10 and our final match of the summer league vs Bettendorf at 9pm!
Monday, June 20, 2011
Camp
Still time to get to camp on Tuesday. Appreciate all of the kids and families who were there today. Especially people who worked around summer jobs, drivers ed, babysitting, and a million other commitments.
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Help pick a Tee Shirt Quote
“volleyball creates challenges, individuals identify challenges, teams overcome the challenge!”
"It's what you learn after you know it all that counts."
"Good teams become great ones when the members trust each other enough to surrender the Me for the We."
"I've got a theory that if you give 100% all of the time, somehow things will work out in the end."
"Talent wins games, but teamwork and intelligence wins championships."
"Talent wins games, but teamwork and intelligence wins championships."
"The more honor and self-respect among players, the greater the team." Frosty Westering
“Successful programs consist of people working hard, working together, while never worrying about who gets the credit.”
"Being a part of success is more important than being personally indispensable."
"If you have talent with teamwork, you've got a chance to be a championship team."
"It's about WE...not me!"
Comment, text, or email which one you like best!
"It's what you learn after you know it all that counts."
"Good teams become great ones when the members trust each other enough to surrender the Me for the We."
"I've got a theory that if you give 100% all of the time, somehow things will work out in the end."
"Talent wins games, but teamwork and intelligence wins championships."
"Talent wins games, but teamwork and intelligence wins championships."
"The more honor and self-respect among players, the greater the team." Frosty Westering
“Successful programs consist of people working hard, working together, while never worrying about who gets the credit.”
"Being a part of success is more important than being personally indispensable."
"If you have talent with teamwork, you've got a chance to be a championship team."
"It's about WE...not me!"
Comment, text, or email which one you like best!
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Bettendorf League the 15th
Tonight we play the late matches: We play PV at 8:10 and North Scott at 9pm.
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Friday, June 3, 2011
Bett League--Week of June 6
Sophs (in '11) you'll play on Tues, check with coach Steines for details, remember that you need a waiver & $10.
Varsity: Please let me know if you are available to play. You need a waiver and $15 to play. Varsity will play Geneseo at 4:50 and DeWitt at 5:40 on Wednesday.
Varsity: Please let me know if you are available to play. You need a waiver and $15 to play. Varsity will play Geneseo at 4:50 and DeWitt at 5:40 on Wednesday.
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Off-Season
Massey Basketball: Off-Season: "'The time will come when winter will ask what you were doing all summer.' - Henry Clay"
Pat Powers VB Clinic in the QC
Pat Powers - Quad Cities, IL Volleyball Camp
Jul 5, 2011 Thru Jul 6, 2011
Welcome to the Quad Cities, IL Volleyball Camp Page!
Olympic Gold Medalist, Pat Powers will conduct a volleyball camp in Quad Cities, IL. This camp will be held at Black Hawk College on Tuesday and Wednesday, Jul 5 - Jul 6, 2011. The volleyball camp will run from 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM on Tuesday and 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM on Wednesday. At the end of the first day, I will talk to all junior players and parents about high school volleyball, club volleyball, college volleyball and volleyball scholarships.
Location: Black Hawk College - Quad Cities, IL
When: Tuesday and Wednesday, Jul 5 - Jul 6, 2011
Start Time: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM on Tuesday
End Time: 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM on Wednesday
Registration Fee: $140
Number of Available Slots: 20
Web site: http://www.vbclinics.com/register.asp?lid=52
Jul 5, 2011 Thru Jul 6, 2011
Welcome to the Quad Cities, IL Volleyball Camp Page!
Olympic Gold Medalist, Pat Powers will conduct a volleyball camp in Quad Cities, IL. This camp will be held at Black Hawk College on Tuesday and Wednesday, Jul 5 - Jul 6, 2011. The volleyball camp will run from 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM on Tuesday and 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM on Wednesday. At the end of the first day, I will talk to all junior players and parents about high school volleyball, club volleyball, college volleyball and volleyball scholarships.
Location: Black Hawk College - Quad Cities, IL
When: Tuesday and Wednesday, Jul 5 - Jul 6, 2011
Start Time: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM on Tuesday
End Time: 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM on Wednesday
Registration Fee: $140
Number of Available Slots: 20
Web site: http://www.vbclinics.com/register.asp?lid=52
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Waiver for Bettendorf League
Release, Waiver, and Hold Harmless Permission to Participate
THE CITY OF BETTENDORF REQUIRES THIS FORM BE SIGNED BEFORE PARTICIPATION
IN A CITY SPONSORED ACTIVITY. IF THIS FORM IS NOT SIGNED, YOU OR YOUR CHILD WILL NOT BE
ALLOWED TO PARTICIPATE. IT IS A WAIVER OF RIGHTS.
DO NOT SIGN IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS.
1. You, for yourself and as appropriate on behalf of your child hereby agree to release, waive, and hold harmless the City of Bettendorf, the Bettendorf Community School District, agents, employees, volunteers, and contractors of either entity (Collectively referred to as “RELEASEES”) from any and all liability arising from participation in the activity you are registering for or signing a roster for.
2. This release waives all claims whatsoever, known or unknown, which may arise by virtue of participation in the activity, including injury or death to self, and damage to property, however such claim may arise, including but not limited to breaches of duty (such as breach of the duty of care) and acts of current or future negligence by Releasees, their respective officers, employees, or agents (nonexclusive examples are negligent care, supervision, or control). This release waives any claims whatsoever against the Releasees arising from the actions of any other participant in the activity or any other third party. Further, this release covers all activities immediately before and after participation, including transportation to or from the event, and waiting for rides from City or School facilities after the event.
3. The undersigned further agrees to defend and hold harmless releases, their respective officers, employees, or agents against any claim, cause, loss, cost, or damage whatsoever, including attorney fees, that arises from the above-described activity. This release is specifically intended to indemnify the Releasees from any act of negligence of the undersigned.
4. Participation involves a risk of injury. By signing this form, you represent that you have considered the risks of participation in the activity, have obtained any medical clearance necessary to participate, and are able to participate without harm to yourself or others. You represent you will use any program equipment with care for yourself, other participants, and your surroundings.
5. In the event of injury, program supervisors shall administer basic first aid, and shall summon emergency services via 911. Supervisors are not trained to provide detailed medical care, and shall not, without prior agreement, provide medications. All costs of emergency care are the responsibility of the participant/ participant’s legal guardian(s). NO INSURANCE IS PROVIDED BY THE CITY FOR INJURY TO PARTICIPANTS. All claims for reimbursement of medical care costs, including emergency transportation, are hereby waived.
6. Parents or others may take audio or video recordings of the participants. The City does not supervise or restrict recordings of public activities by third parties. You agree that photos or videos may be used in promotional materials produced by the City to encourage participation in the activity.
7. You agree to follow all rules of conduct established in conjunction with the activity. Failure to follow the rules will result in your removal from the activity, and you agree that any program fees paid will be kept and not refunded. In the event of a problem while engaged in the activity, notify the activity manager/supervisor.
8. This Release and Hold Harmless is given in partial consideration of your being allowed to participate in the activity described, and binds yourself, your personal representatives, and any heirs or assigns.
9. I have completed all information requests fully. Any answer found to be willfully untrue shall subject the applicant to forfeiture of the request, loss of online registration privilege, and further sanction as allowed by Park Board Policy or Law.
I HAVE READ THIS DOCUMENT CAREFULLY, AND UNDERSTAND IT. I AM SIGNING THIS FREELY AND WITHOUT RESERVATION OR CONDITION. (IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT DO NOT SIGN IT. CONTACT AN ATTORNEY TO ASSIST YOU.)
Dated this _____ day of _______________, 20_____.
If you are signing on behalf of a minor, BOTH PARENTS MUST SIGN. In the case of a single parent home, the custodial parent must sign. If you are registering your child for class electronically, completion of the registration will be considered your consent and agreement with this document.
(signature) (print name)
Program Participant (must sign only if 18 or older)
(signature) (print name)
Parent (must sign if participant is less than 18 years old)
(signature) (print name)
Parent (must sign if participant is less than 18 years old)
THE CITY OF BETTENDORF REQUIRES THIS FORM BE SIGNED BEFORE PARTICIPATION
IN A CITY SPONSORED ACTIVITY. IF THIS FORM IS NOT SIGNED, YOU OR YOUR CHILD WILL NOT BE
ALLOWED TO PARTICIPATE. IT IS A WAIVER OF RIGHTS.
DO NOT SIGN IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS.
1. You, for yourself and as appropriate on behalf of your child hereby agree to release, waive, and hold harmless the City of Bettendorf, the Bettendorf Community School District, agents, employees, volunteers, and contractors of either entity (Collectively referred to as “RELEASEES”) from any and all liability arising from participation in the activity you are registering for or signing a roster for.
2. This release waives all claims whatsoever, known or unknown, which may arise by virtue of participation in the activity, including injury or death to self, and damage to property, however such claim may arise, including but not limited to breaches of duty (such as breach of the duty of care) and acts of current or future negligence by Releasees, their respective officers, employees, or agents (nonexclusive examples are negligent care, supervision, or control). This release waives any claims whatsoever against the Releasees arising from the actions of any other participant in the activity or any other third party. Further, this release covers all activities immediately before and after participation, including transportation to or from the event, and waiting for rides from City or School facilities after the event.
3. The undersigned further agrees to defend and hold harmless releases, their respective officers, employees, or agents against any claim, cause, loss, cost, or damage whatsoever, including attorney fees, that arises from the above-described activity. This release is specifically intended to indemnify the Releasees from any act of negligence of the undersigned.
4. Participation involves a risk of injury. By signing this form, you represent that you have considered the risks of participation in the activity, have obtained any medical clearance necessary to participate, and are able to participate without harm to yourself or others. You represent you will use any program equipment with care for yourself, other participants, and your surroundings.
5. In the event of injury, program supervisors shall administer basic first aid, and shall summon emergency services via 911. Supervisors are not trained to provide detailed medical care, and shall not, without prior agreement, provide medications. All costs of emergency care are the responsibility of the participant/ participant’s legal guardian(s). NO INSURANCE IS PROVIDED BY THE CITY FOR INJURY TO PARTICIPANTS. All claims for reimbursement of medical care costs, including emergency transportation, are hereby waived.
6. Parents or others may take audio or video recordings of the participants. The City does not supervise or restrict recordings of public activities by third parties. You agree that photos or videos may be used in promotional materials produced by the City to encourage participation in the activity.
7. You agree to follow all rules of conduct established in conjunction with the activity. Failure to follow the rules will result in your removal from the activity, and you agree that any program fees paid will be kept and not refunded. In the event of a problem while engaged in the activity, notify the activity manager/supervisor.
8. This Release and Hold Harmless is given in partial consideration of your being allowed to participate in the activity described, and binds yourself, your personal representatives, and any heirs or assigns.
9. I have completed all information requests fully. Any answer found to be willfully untrue shall subject the applicant to forfeiture of the request, loss of online registration privilege, and further sanction as allowed by Park Board Policy or Law.
I HAVE READ THIS DOCUMENT CAREFULLY, AND UNDERSTAND IT. I AM SIGNING THIS FREELY AND WITHOUT RESERVATION OR CONDITION. (IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT DO NOT SIGN IT. CONTACT AN ATTORNEY TO ASSIST YOU.)
Dated this _____ day of _______________, 20_____.
If you are signing on behalf of a minor, BOTH PARENTS MUST SIGN. In the case of a single parent home, the custodial parent must sign. If you are registering your child for class electronically, completion of the registration will be considered your consent and agreement with this document.
(signature) (print name)
Program Participant (must sign only if 18 or older)
(signature) (print name)
Parent (must sign if participant is less than 18 years old)
(signature) (print name)
Parent (must sign if participant is less than 18 years old)
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Clinton Camp Information 2011
2011
Clinton MM
34th Annual
Volleyball
Camps
June 20-24, 2011
Camp Director: CHS Head Coach
Mark Massey
Grade9-12 (fall ’11) 8-110:30AM__________
Grade 7 &8 (fall ’11)10:30-12:30pm________
Grade 5 & 6 (fall ’11)1:00-2:30pm___________
Grade 9-12 x session: 2:30-4:30pm _____
**all grade levels are the grade levels in the fall of 2011
Location: Jefferson Elementary School. Enter at the North Door.
Staff: Clinton High Varsity Coach, Mark Massey, will direct each camp. Other members of the staff will assist him. In addition, high school & college players will be used as instructors & demonstrators.
Emphasis: The camps for younger players will emphasize the basic fundamentals of volleyball. While working on basics the goal is to make volleyball fun for the young camper. At the middle school level we will continue to work on basic skills, while introducing team concepts. Varsity camp will emphasize fundamentals, as well as advanced team concepts and situations. These camps are geared to the team concepts & philosophies taught in the Clinton Volleyball program.
T-Shirt: Each camper will receive a camp T-shirt.
Cost: $65 total if registered by June 13, 2011 with a full payment, $75 if registered after June 13. Family price: full tuition 1st camper, $45 for the 2nd. (please register together) No child will be refused admission, please call if we can be of help. There are camp scholarships available. Refund requests after June 1 will incur a $15 service charge. *5th & 6th grade Cost = $50 by June 13, $55 after June 13.
**** High School players may come in the AM or PM or Both.
• This is the longest running & largest VB camp in Eastern Iowa. Sign Up Early – Bring a Friend!!
• Goal of the camp is to have fun & increase confidence while learning skills of teamwork & volleyball. Let’s make you better!
• ____________________
*******************************
VB CAMP 2011
MAIL TO:
MARK MASSEY
1513 12TH AVE N
CLINTON, IA 52732
PH 357-7913
email: mfmass@yahoo.com
Pay to: ‘Mark Massey Volleyball’
Time Registering for:
NAME:______________________________
PARENT’S NAME: _____________________
ADDRESS:____________________________
PHONE:______________________________
EMAIL ADDRESS: _____________________
BIRTHDATE:__________________________
HEIGHT:_____________________________
GRADE & SCHOOL IN FALL OF 2011:_________________
T-Shirt Size_______________
Adult: S, M, L, XL
Children: L
I understand that volleyball can be a physically stressful and dangerous activity. Even with proper supervision, injury can occur. I certify that my child is in good physical condition. I also agree to hold harmless and waive any liability of the Clinton Community Schools, Mark Massey, or any other employees of the Clinton Volleyball Camp.
SAVE THE LEFT HAND SIDE OF THE SHEET! IT IS THE PARENT'S & STUDENT'S RESPONSIBILITY TO BE AWARE OF TIMES & DATES. REFUNDS WILL ONLY BE GRANTED IN THE EVENT OF INJURY.
_______________________
(parent’s signature)
***Camp numbers are increasing each year. Register early to guarantee a spot and a T-Shirt.
Please keep this side for reference.
Clinton MM
34th Annual
Volleyball
Camps
June 20-24, 2011
Camp Director: CHS Head Coach
Mark Massey
Grade9-12 (fall ’11) 8-110:30AM__________
Grade 7 &8 (fall ’11)10:30-12:30pm________
Grade 5 & 6 (fall ’11)1:00-2:30pm___________
Grade 9-12 x session: 2:30-4:30pm _____
**all grade levels are the grade levels in the fall of 2011
Location: Jefferson Elementary School. Enter at the North Door.
Staff: Clinton High Varsity Coach, Mark Massey, will direct each camp. Other members of the staff will assist him. In addition, high school & college players will be used as instructors & demonstrators.
Emphasis: The camps for younger players will emphasize the basic fundamentals of volleyball. While working on basics the goal is to make volleyball fun for the young camper. At the middle school level we will continue to work on basic skills, while introducing team concepts. Varsity camp will emphasize fundamentals, as well as advanced team concepts and situations. These camps are geared to the team concepts & philosophies taught in the Clinton Volleyball program.
T-Shirt: Each camper will receive a camp T-shirt.
Cost: $65 total if registered by June 13, 2011 with a full payment, $75 if registered after June 13. Family price: full tuition 1st camper, $45 for the 2nd. (please register together) No child will be refused admission, please call if we can be of help. There are camp scholarships available. Refund requests after June 1 will incur a $15 service charge. *5th & 6th grade Cost = $50 by June 13, $55 after June 13.
**** High School players may come in the AM or PM or Both.
• This is the longest running & largest VB camp in Eastern Iowa. Sign Up Early – Bring a Friend!!
• Goal of the camp is to have fun & increase confidence while learning skills of teamwork & volleyball. Let’s make you better!
• ____________________
*******************************
VB CAMP 2011
MAIL TO:
MARK MASSEY
1513 12TH AVE N
CLINTON, IA 52732
PH 357-7913
email: mfmass@yahoo.com
Pay to: ‘Mark Massey Volleyball’
Time Registering for:
NAME:______________________________
PARENT’S NAME: _____________________
ADDRESS:____________________________
PHONE:______________________________
EMAIL ADDRESS: _____________________
BIRTHDATE:__________________________
HEIGHT:_____________________________
GRADE & SCHOOL IN FALL OF 2011:_________________
T-Shirt Size_______________
Adult: S, M, L, XL
Children: L
I understand that volleyball can be a physically stressful and dangerous activity. Even with proper supervision, injury can occur. I certify that my child is in good physical condition. I also agree to hold harmless and waive any liability of the Clinton Community Schools, Mark Massey, or any other employees of the Clinton Volleyball Camp.
SAVE THE LEFT HAND SIDE OF THE SHEET! IT IS THE PARENT'S & STUDENT'S RESPONSIBILITY TO BE AWARE OF TIMES & DATES. REFUNDS WILL ONLY BE GRANTED IN THE EVENT OF INJURY.
_______________________
(parent’s signature)
***Camp numbers are increasing each year. Register early to guarantee a spot and a T-Shirt.
Please keep this side for reference.
Monday, May 23, 2011
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Notes on Bettendorf League
Bettendorf League:
We have done this league with various levels of teams for the past 15 years. For the past 5-6 years we've had varsity, soph, and frosh teams in the league each summer. We have found it to be a valuable tool as a part of our summer lead in to the fall season. We create a "double schedule" so that we play two back to back matches. This allows more play for everyone. I would like a commitment as soon as possible on this.
Bettendorf Parks & Recreation (Wednesdays)
Varsity Summer Volleyball Schedule 2011
1. Pleasant Valley 13. United Township
2. North Scott 14. DeWitt Gold
3. DeWitt Purple 15. Stars & Spikes 2
4. Bettendorf Gold 16. Clinton Black
5. Maquoketa 17. Rockridge
6. Moline White 18. Davenport West
7. Clinton Red 19. Rock Island Alleman
8. Stars & Spikes 1 20. Davenport North
9. Rock Island 21. Moline Maroon
10. Geneseo 22. Davenport Central Red
11. Davenport Central Blue 23. Bettendorf Black
12. Assumption Black 24. Assumption Red
We have done this league with various levels of teams for the past 15 years. For the past 5-6 years we've had varsity, soph, and frosh teams in the league each summer. We have found it to be a valuable tool as a part of our summer lead in to the fall season. We create a "double schedule" so that we play two back to back matches. This allows more play for everyone. I would like a commitment as soon as possible on this.
Bettendorf Parks & Recreation (Wednesdays)
Varsity Summer Volleyball Schedule 2011
1. Pleasant Valley 13. United Township
2. North Scott 14. DeWitt Gold
3. DeWitt Purple 15. Stars & Spikes 2
4. Bettendorf Gold 16. Clinton Black
5. Maquoketa 17. Rockridge
6. Moline White 18. Davenport West
7. Clinton Red 19. Rock Island Alleman
8. Stars & Spikes 1 20. Davenport North
9. Rock Island 21. Moline Maroon
10. Geneseo 22. Davenport Central Red
11. Davenport Central Blue 23. Bettendorf Black
12. Assumption Black 24. Assumption Red
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